Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Karma"

A: Getting what you give~if you're mean, you get bad karma~bad things happen. If you're kind & nice, you'll get good karma~good things will happen. ©️ Urban dictionary

A: It you do something bad in life it's gonna come back at you...

Other ways to say it:

What goes around, comes around
Payback's a bitch
If you spit in the air it lands in your face

A: you do something bad, something bad happens to you
and vice versa

A: Karma is that consequences of your actions.
When you do something bad you get bad karma which means something bad will happen to you in return.
When you do something good you get good karma meaning something good will happen to you.

A: It's a term referring to a kind of cosmic justice. If you do bad things bad things will happen to you, this is called having "bad karma", "good karma" is the opposite.

A: Example: My grandma says that you will get bad karma of you don't help her.

A: “if you do bad things, karma will get you back.”

“It was his destiny to kill the monster.”

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I am very thankful to all who responded!!

I have questions.
Is this expression informal?
Is this a phrase that you would use in daily conversation?

A: Karma is a saying that means a person will receive bad luck because they did something bad.

Karma will come back to you because you were mean to me.

Sometimes people say "karma" by itself when they see a person experience experience bad luck.

For example if you slip and fall and you hear your friend say "Karma!" Then they are implying that you slipped and fell because you did something bad or mean previously and now something bad is happening to you in return! Hope this helped 😊

A: There is no difference between the two examples you gave.

A: karma is where if you do something bad it will come back at you in a later date ..
ex. “since he cheated on the test, karma seemed to be the reason he failed the next test”

destiny is where something is meant to happen without anything being able to change it
ex. “it was destiny for him to be a teacher”

A: “kand” is not an English word

A: Karma always triumphs. Also - Karma always wins in the end.

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A: It’s when you do something good, you get good luck and when you do something bad, you get bad luck.

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A: yes. karma can sometimes take a long time to happen, but “instant karma” happens immediately.

A: Very hard to say. Maybe the person who said it means that you have many good things in your future (saved up, like in a bank) because of the good things you've already done.

A: Hmm, I'm pretty sure the expression means the same thing as "bad karma"? It would mean that if you have done something bad, then something or someone would get back at you for doing the bad thing, almost like revenge for your bad behavior.

Karma means something like "you get what you deserve" in a more religious or spiritual way.

A: If you just say "karma" it almost always implies bad karma.
For example, "Karma is finally catching up to him.", or "Karma finally got him."

A: karma - the belief that all of your actions will have equal reprecussions, affecting you

What goes around comes around.

As he bled out after being shot five times, he reflected on his life. The countless people that he had conned... This was karma; this was payback.